Sentence examples for brutal struggle from inspiring English sources

After a brutal struggle, Godane emerged victorious.

The first was the bitter, brutal struggle against Japanese occupiers.

…[Robert] Trivers calls deceit a "deep feature" of life, even a necessity, given genes' brutal struggle to prevail.

To classical dancers, in particular, for whom performing is often a brutal struggle against nature.

Mawston predicts a brutal struggle as handset companies attempt to differentiate themselves from each other.

Trivers calls deceit a "deep feature" of life, even a necessity, given genes' brutal struggle to prevail.

In the other instrument, brutal struggles for power, the north enslaving the south till both collapsed under foreign attack.

In three civil wars — in Algeria, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan — Islamist parties fought in brutal struggles for power, and in the Middle East the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis continued.

"All of these battles are brutal struggles for power and resources of land, oil, even water — waged by any means necessary".

In three civil wars in Algeria, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan Islamist parties fought in brutal struggles for power, and in the Middle East the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis continued.

…Austria and the emperor of Mexico, a man whose naive liberalism proved unequal to the international intrigues that had put him on the throne and to the brutal struggles within Mexico that led to his execution.